Educational options in higher studies have expanded to a vast extent. Multitudes of new academic fields and courses continue to plunge for students to choose from. How many ever new fields arise, specific fields endure remaining as one of the top choices. One among those listed is the mechanical engineering sector. Many engineering fields have evolved over the years, but this continues to be the most important field for all other fields.
Mechanical engineering is the base for multiple industries and is the support system for many other sectors. As it continues to be the most demanded educational element among students, mechanical engineering keeps upgrading with courses of a higher standard and a global curriculum.
Every student needs to know what they will be learning in any course. The student must be aware of the course module, curriculum, and career options of any profession they choose. This article will help to know about mechanical engineering and what the student will learn while studying mechanical engineering.
The entire world has shifted from manual environments to automated facilities. The sector behind this rapid transposition of the global people is mechanical engineering.
Mechanical engineering, one of the engineering divisions, originated to deal with the design, manufacture, and operation of machinery and instruments. As a pillar of support to various other fields, the mechanical engineering sector is destined to develop innovative and updated ideas regarding machinery, automation, and equipment. Mechanical engineering involves developing medical instruments for the healthcare sector, construction equipment for the civil engineering sector, electronic goods manufacturing units for the electrical industry, and so on. Whichever field you choose, there is always a place for mechanical engineering.
As the demand for mechanical engineers increased, an enormous number of colleges and universities stepped forward to provide mechanical engineering courses. TOMS College of Engineering is one of the finest engineering colleges offering world-class mechanical courses.
Mechanical engineering courses range from the scratch level, i.e., Diploma (Mechanical Engineering Polytechnic), to advanced level, i.e., Post Graduate course(M.Tech Mechanical Engineering). We at TOMS College of Engineering provide the following Mechanical Engineering Courses for students:
Students who aspire to become mechanical engineers and those who wish to learn mechanical engineering tactics from scratch can pursue a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering. Immediately after completion of 10th grade, students can join the Diploma course.
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Students who have completed secondary education, i.e., 12th grade or equivalent, can pursue mechanical engineering if they are too attracted to the field. Every year the first filled-up engineering course is B.Tech Mechanical Engineering. Students learn the various theoretical concepts about mechanical engineering in b tech mechanical engineering.
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To understand what we learn through a course, it is essential to know and analyze the course syllabus. Understanding the syllabus of a course and the flow of the subjects will help the student to map out the learning pathway of the course. Here we have provided the mechanical engineering subjects in different courses for your reference:
The first and second semesters will have common engineering subjects such as Engineering Mathematics I and II, Engineering Physics I and II, Engineering Chemistry I and II, Engineering Graphics, and English Communications papers I and II. Basic mechanical engineering will be one of the subjects in the second semester. In addition, there will be computing fundamentals, lab practices, and workshop training.
The cross-mechanical subjects with other fields will be taught in the third and fourth semesters, and here is the list of subjects.
Electrical & electronics engineering | Environmental science & disaster management |
Manufacturing process | Machine drawing |
Fluid mechanics & pneumatics | Lab practices will be given for fluid mechanics and electrical technology. |
Metallurgy & machine tools | Thermal engineering |
Automobile engineering | Production drawing |
Applied mechanics and strength of materials | Lab training will be provided for material testing and heating engines. |
The student will have to do a mini-project this semester.
The core mechanical subjects will be taught in the fifth and final semester and here is the list of subjects.
Industrial management & safety | Alternate energy sources and management |
Design of machine elements | Material handling |
Industrial engineering | Industrial maintenance and servicing laboratories |
Power plant engineering | CADD lab training |
The students will have to submit project work in this semester and will be taken for industrial visits.
Hydraulic machines | Maintenance engineering |
Advanced Production Processes | CADD lab training II |
Refrigeration & Air conditioning | Advanced machine tool laboratory |
Industrial automation & mechatronics | Hydraulic machines and fluid power laboratory |
CAD-CAM |
The students will have to complete their project and present a seminar on the same in this semester.
Here is the list of subjects that will be taught each semester of the B.Tech Mechanical Engineering course.
Linear algebra and calculus | Life skills |
Engineering graphics | Engineering chemistry lab |
Engineering chemistry | Electrical and engineering workshops |
Basics of electrical and electronics engineering |
Vector calculus, differential equations, and transforms | Professional communication |
Engineering Physics | Engineering physics lab |
Engineering Mechanics | Civil and mechanical workshop |
Basics of civil and mechanical engineering | Programming in C |
Linear algebra and complex analysis | Metallurgy and material engineering |
Mechanics of solids | Business economics/ life skills |
Mechanics of fluids | Computer-aided machine drawing lab |
Thermodynamics | Material testing lab |
Probability distributions, transforms, and numerical methods | Manufacturing technology |
Advanced mechanics of solids | Life skills/business economics |
Thermal engineering | Thermal engineering lab |
Fluid machinery | Fluid mechanics and machines lab |
Mechanics of machinery | Elective 1- Advanced fluid mechanics/human resource management/composite materials and mechanics/advanced metal casting/non-destructive testing/tribology/nuclear engineering/ |
Machine tools & digital manufacturing | Design project |
Computer programming & numerical methods | Electrical and electronics lab |
Electrical drives & control for automation | Manufacturing technology lab I |
Heat & mass transfer | Metrology |
Dynamics of machinery | Elective 2- control system engineering/turbo machinery/advanced metal joining technology/marketing management/operations research/theory of vibration/maintenance engineering |
Advanced manufacturing technology | Manufacturing technology lab II |
Computer-aided design and analysis | Comprehensive exam |
Design of machine elements I | Compressive fluid flow |
Advanced energy engineering | Elective 3- aerospace engineering/automobile engineering/industrial hydraulics/supply chain and logistics management/cryogenic engineering/finite element analysis/optimization techniques |
Refrigeration and air conditioning | Mechanical engineering lab |
Mechatronics |
In this semester, the student will have to submit a preliminary project along with a seminar.
Design of machine elements | Elective 4- propulsion engineering/robotics and automation/computational fluid dynamics/nanotechnology/failure analysis and design/micro and nanomanufacturing/material handling and facilities planning |
Industrial engineering | Elective 5(non-departmental)- sustainable engineering processes |
In this final semester, students will have to submit a completed project in the mechanical engineering-oriented category.
After learning all the subjects mentioned above, a student will have solid knowledge about the field of mechanical engineering. Thus, a mechanical engineering student is trained with theoretical and practical knowledge about the area during the course duration. The students are provided with opportunities to learn, explore, analyze, think and create new mechanical arenas in the future.
TOMS College of Engineering is one of the top-notch engineering colleges approved by AICTE, New Delhi. It is located in Kottayam, Kerala, and successfully retains its position as one of the best engineering colleges in Kerala.
We at TOMS provide extraordinary mechanical courses in the polytechnic and undergraduate categories. TOMS diploma courses are affiliated with the Directorate of Technical Education, Kerala. B.Tech courses in TOMS are affiliated with APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University(KTU).
TOMS focuses on developing highly qualified future engineers with enriched knowledge and immense decorum. We produce successful engineers year after year. The student can find the following facilities in TOMS, which are highly essential for a victorious career:
A successful career is all that every student longs for, and it is in the hands of students. It is up to the student to choose the right course at the right college. We at TOMS are wide open with a warm, welcoming mind for the future pillar of innovation, the engineers.
Trust us, and we will build your future more than you expected.
What are the other departments in TOMS?
Chemical engineering, civil engineering, automobile engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, and computer science engineering.
What are the job roles available for mechanical engineers?
There are a lot of job positions for mechanical engineers which include automotive engineering, material science engineering, maintenance engineering, and CAD technician.
Which are the industries that hire mechanical engineers?
Industries like aerospace, automobile, thermal and robotics show interest in hiring mechanical engineers.
Do TOMS provide placement training to students?
Yes, we provide placement training to students in four phases and guarantee 100% placement.
Do TOMS provide scholarships to students?
Yes, we provide scholarships to students, and to know more, contact 9447125659.